It turns out the producers of Doc have a serious case of Minnesota fever, and they just prescribed a healthy dose of local pride. The Fox medical drama just dropped another blink-and-you ’ll-miss-it Minnesota reference that proves the show’s writers are definitely North Star State savvy.
The Fox series Doc, which premiered last season and airs Tuesday at 8 pm CST, is the latest show to be set here in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. It’s based on the adventures of Dr. Amy Elias, the Chief of Internal and Family Medicine at the completely fictional Westside Hospital in Minneapolis, and was one of Fox’s most-watched shows last season.
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Throughout its first season, which aired last year, Doc was fairly accurate in its portrayal of Minnesota. While the show is actually shot on location in Toronto, it DOES contain the establishing shots of Minneapolis, which are used to give viewers a sense of being in Minnesota, using both sweeping panoramic daytime and nighttime shots of the Minneapolis skyline.
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